Friday, January 1, 2010

Sick as a Dog


The Jaxonia word hoard has been brought to its knees at a most impropitious time; no season's greeting, no pithy annual wrap ups, no resolutions to start the year off with a laugh. If we get better -- we're optimistic -- we'll try to backload some material, but right now it's back to bed!






This is just a one-page article... there's nothing here... move along.

Friday, December 18, 2009

Madison Real Estate -- Some Creative Thoughts

When Madison Jaguar moved down the block, it left this eyesore smack in the middle of town! On first blush, finding a replacement car dealership in these economic times may be difficult, but... let's think outside the box, folks! This is an opportunity to put the Rose City on the national automotive map!




The automotive wave of the future is in hybrids, electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles. Here's a chance for Madison to become the world headquarters for alternative fuel vehicles. We're supposed to be a rich town; isn't there some deep-pocketed entrepreneur up on the hill somewhere who can see a dynasty in the making?


Here are just a few cars we could sell right here!







To learn more about Tesla(right), click the headline; for smart cars (left), type

http://www.smartusa.com/ in the address bar.



Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Travel the Silk Road


Americans have historically been geographically challenged. Separated from most of the world by two great oceans and generously endowed with natural self-sufficiency, we have remained blissfully ignorant of just where and who we are in the global scenario.


For almost a decade, the United States has been engaged in war in Afghanistan, thousands of miles from home. It is a war from which upwards of 1,500 Americans and our Allies will never return, yet the average American not only cannot locate Afghanistan on a map, they also know next to nothing of the area's rich historical and cultural background. A new exhibit at New York's Museum of Natural History can enlighten us.


The Silk Road - Ancient Pathway to the Modern World | American Museum of Natural History



For additional information, click on the headline.

Tuesday, December 15, 2009